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Biscailuz Building beside Plaza Methodist Church in Olvera Street.
| Plaza Methodist Church (1925-6) (115 Paseo De La Plaza). Style: Churrigeresque Style. Architect: Train & Williams.
| Doorway of Plaza Methodist Church on Olvera Street.
| Biscailuz Building (1925-6) (125 Paseo De La Plaza) of Instituto Cultural Mexicano in Olvera Street.
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Mural of Blessing of the Animals (1979) by Leo Politi on Biscailuz Building in Olvera Street.
| Detail of mural of Blessing of the Animals (1979) by Leo Politi on Biscailuz Building in Olvera Street.
| Olvera Street band shell.
| Olvera Street pergola.
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Olvera Street shopping stalls.
| Cross to founding of Los Angeles & stall of Mexican goods.
| Color of Olvera Street with street musicians.
| Flowers along Olvera Street.
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Shop on Olvera Street.
| Ceramics shop on Olvera Street.
| Mexican dress on Olvera Street.
| La Placita Church (1822) (La Iglesia de Nuestra Senora la Reina de Los Angeles) off Olvera Street.
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Mural on side of Our Lady of the Angels Church.
| Food stands opposite Our Lady of the Angels Church.
| Eloisa Martinez de Sepulveda House (1887) (now Olvera Street visitor center) (Main St.).
Style: Eastlake Victorian.
| Pico House (1870) (430 North Main St.) (originally a luxury hotel). Architect: Ezra F. Kysor.
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P. Garnier building (1890) (419 Los Angeles St.) (now Chinese American Museum).
| Los Angeles Fire House #1 (aka Old Plaza Firehouse) (1884) (134 Paseo de la Plaza) (now fire museum).
| Los Angeles City Hall & P. Garnier building.
| Dragon gate entrance to Los Angeles Chinatown.
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Detail of dragons on gate of Chinatown Los Angeles.
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